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Go Open Strategies

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Stephanie Yin 1P introduces the Go opening strategies, also known as the "fuseki" of Go.
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@NYIGGo 4 года назад

If you'd like to find out more about Go, check out our Introduction to Go! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2A7bQO03Gzc.html

@williamstoots1749 4 года назад

very nice gameplay

@vicavintila4368 Год назад

Diffferenciated to go pharaon and rightfull money for working time SBD fairplay related to sports

@fuxzzyslippers6302 4 года назад

She explains this so well!! Even a complete beginner like me can understand easily :))

@RedHedDes 5 лет назад

The example with the 8 stones to show best place to play is perfect!

@trolliusgodum2767 5 лет назад

my left ear is grateful

@rcookie5128 4 года назад

I mean at least the intro/outro music was stereo, right? :D

@Candycane4MintStix 4 года назад

I thought my set up was broken, great video none the less!

@tripgunn5549 3 года назад

in Windows 10.. Settings -> Ease of Access -> Audio -> and there you can enable Mono

@shinchanthebest 3 года назад

was gonna say the same

@bardock2525 3 года назад

@@rcookie5128 that otro hit me hard.. I was like where is this sound coming from on my right.. Lol

@ooDriveoo 5 лет назад

Wow so cool... usually go instructionals are so long it is almost imposible to go through them in one sitting. This format is good because it has enough depth and is short enough to move on to other things.

@GARDNSOUND 4 года назад

The sound effect jumping in at 9:30 made me jump. HA! I loved this tutorial. Thanks for making a great vid!

@spybreak23 3 года назад

I've been trying to learn Go for days now and this channel is the best I've found. You get a ton of information delivered super professionally and explained. Thank you!

@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius Год назад

Yugioh also. Try it. The best intelligence increasing game ever. Then comes Go. Then comes Civilization or Chess, I dunno. Probably Civilization though

@Burps___ 6 лет назад

These videos will live on forever. Thank you.

@jestfullgremblim8002 6 месяцев назад

They indeed do!

@averageLO3 4 года назад

Audio only comes out of one channel and I still learned twice as much by watching this video as I have with any other tutorial. Thank you!

@brandonhinchman6792 3 года назад

This makes so much more sense. I'm a chess player for a quarter century. Go seemed confusing til I watched this video.

@aidang20633 3 года назад

Yeah I have a lot of trouble now switching from Go to Chess myself lol. I just see stones instead of pieces sometimes

@reen6904 Год назад

@@aidang20633 tryng to learn go I se peaces instead of stones after years of chess

@chessprogramming591 2 года назад

Crystal clear explanations, this is a treasure, thank you so much for time and effort to make this video!

@jamesjim635 Год назад

I watched the Glory and wanted to learn about go. This was great but I have so many questions. Thank you for this!

@killzdarkblight7698 5 лет назад

Excellent Teaching!Please, continue creating videos, your teachings are easy to follow and provide great insight to perhaps the greatest game ever invented.

@maximedemontbron5179 6 месяцев назад

Thank you Stephanie Yin for such a clear and concise explanation.

@PingPingTravel 5 месяцев назад

Just learning Go and just found this video. I do appreciate you fully explaining these terms in 100% English. Other videos like to explain things in English and throw in the more than occasional Japanese word, which really irks me. I want to learn Go, not learn Japanese. It is ok to have to learn the occasional Japanese term, but it is often a lot more than necessary.

@elmorebalonis8998 4 месяца назад

Okay so that tip toward the end about knowing how far to extend based on the number of stones in a line, was the most indispensable pieces of very basic Go knowledge that has been missing for me this whole time. The main thing I struggle with playing the game is a sense of dimension and knowing what you can get away with. That tip slotted everything into place.

@moonstar188 4 года назад

Wow didn’t think it’s very important and crucial when you start a game these beginners lessons are great for people like me who want to learn

@backgammonskillset 4 месяца назад

Excellent. knowing and knowing how to teach are 2 different things, you know how to teach.

@longball756 6 лет назад

would be awesome to see a part 2 on general Opening theory!

@dillonyoung5502 2 года назад

Did this ever come to be?

@flickamina8423 Год назад

Wow i needed that. I did not know how to actually start the game after learning. The basic rules this morning. Now itself clear in my mind. Thank you.

@vj7248 5 лет назад

This is the most useful baduk/go beginner video ive seen for opening placement :O thank you

@jacquelinesamperi8630 2 года назад

Very nicely explained! I am just starting to play Go with my son who is 28 years old. For both of us, this is totally new. we are eager to learn the moves, the strategies and the points. Thanks!

@shawnsmith1865 2 года назад

I am brand new to the game, and have found this channel EASY to understand. I read the included game instructions and it was difficult to understand...this is WAY Better! ~ Thank You ~

@CreativeSteve69 2 года назад

I just recently got intereted into getting into the game of go. This lovely video was the first to get recommended to me which I am thankful for. This was explained to me crystal clear and good instructions. Thanks for the lesson.

@peanutbutter3578 3 года назад

She dropped that one piece and kept going like a boss din even flinch

@aldo1560 2 года назад

I love your work with these videos, from italy

@DarkRulerHaDes666 4 года назад

I only knew the very basics of Go, and wished to know more, having just obtained a decent board/stones. These videos serve as an excellent refresher course, and I look forward to learning more. Keep up the good work!

@AmitPandey01 11 месяцев назад

Thank you, my first lesson in the Go game, very well explained. 🔥🔥

@wilford_brimley Год назад

Stephanie is my hero.

@lukastux3024 Год назад

THANK YOU! Best Go instructor I can imagine :))

@Jooji777 2 года назад

Thank you for taking the time to create this video

@danjf1 2 года назад

Very good explanation Ms. Yin. You have great Go skills, but also have great teaching qualities; thank you!

@martinprivat5908 3 года назад

"The ultimate goal is to win as much territory as we can." That is wrong. The goal is to win more territory than your opponent. Don't get greedy! Aside of that unluck wording this is an excellent video. Ty.

@jacobbailey5498 3 года назад

True, AlphaGo only ever went for +1 points on Lee Sidol

@rumfordc 2 года назад

if you want to beat opponents even with a handicap, you need to be able get as much territory as possible.

@setonix9151 Год назад

@@rumfordc but still more than your opponent

@rumfordc Год назад

@@setonix9151 that depends on the komi

@spencerclark7122 4 года назад

Wow this is gonna help my game so much. Thank you Stephanie and NYIG

@StuartwasDrinkell 7 месяцев назад

This great I was starting games with great trepidation. thank you for this!

@Kikyo8887 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. I'm using it to help refresh my memory before I go into a tournament in Gotham New York on the 26th of March.

@silasmaughan5523 2 года назад

How did it go? :D

@liampett1313 9 месяцев назад

my left ear loves this video.

@thylatrash7668 3 года назад

i am so glad i found this channel, this is exactly what i was looking for. thank you so much for your teaching 🙏🏼

@ShelvedGamer 4 года назад

Thank you. Relative to Go's skill ceiling i'm still pretty new and it's nice to have a concise explanation of good opening moves with context as to WHY they are good.

@hookedononyxonyx2112 3 года назад

she is the best online go teacher. i wish they had a patreon channel

@hookedononyxonyx2112 3 года назад

wow great just saw they have a subscription service!

@KarenSDR 4 года назад

You are such a clear teacher!

@sdporres 2 года назад

Very helpful in understanding the board. Thank you!

@archissine 5 лет назад

thanks a lot for these videos.finally i found somebody who really answers the questions i have as a biginner. Pls keep this work up. i just discovered your channel and i am subscribing right away.

@AManOfMusic Год назад

My left ear really enjoyed this video.

@thomashollender2277 3 месяца назад

thank you very much, your explanation are very clear ! merci beaucoup

@NorioAS 5 лет назад

Thank you very much!! Very clear, strait to the point!

@moonshinevessel 3 года назад

Learned so much in this video than some of the books I read

@szpur 9 месяцев назад

Love this video, its a perfect explanation!

@treehann 5 лет назад

There's a lot of useful info here. Though I know the point of the video is apparently brevity, it would be nice to know why some of these ideas work instead of just the rigidity of right/wrong. For example, why can you do a 5 space extension if you blocked a kick and have 2 connected stones? What happens if the opponent comes into the middle? How do you respond to it?

@treehann 5 лет назад

^ fix for my comment -- I meant 3 space extension, not 5.

@b5fremdet 2 года назад

As far as i know three space extension is the best thing one can do bc if u put a stone in the middle of it u can start creating two eyes which allows you to make an immortal group

@TheMichel351 Год назад

thank you so much.......so clear :))))) i love your video

@DavePawson 2 года назад

Very logical (and smart?). Thanks.

@jager0724 3 года назад

Fun fact: When I play chess with my friends, we've also developed a piece that moves like the 'large knight'. The naming was difficult, but in the end we called it the shieldbearer

@pdorism Год назад

It's called a giraffe

@morganwilliam5952 4 года назад

My left ear loved this

@PepperWasTaken 2 года назад

lmao

@joshuasullivan16 4 года назад

Thank you these videos have helped make me better understand the game

@alexbos8211 Год назад

My left ear really liked this

@martin128 2 года назад

This was pretty good explanation.

@jimmybrooks1059 2 года назад

Love the vids, great job. 👍🌟 Thanks 😁

@noahdeboer1360 Год назад

Thank you very much i learned alot!

@Vidsquid0906 4 года назад

Thank you. Do you have any instructional videos about how to apply Joseki? I have studied Joseki in terms of local corners, but it would be nice to have a demonstration on how the moves are applied to the entire opening and board, and the philosophy behind the moves.

@NYIGGo 4 года назад

Thank you so much for your support of our channel. Here is our playlist regarding joseki strategies ru-vid.com/group/PLoZIU5jkY_Y_Gfok4TDuCv6sO9pU_j2bQ

@kaisterkai 3 года назад

Thanks for this. I always struggle with opening

@PythonomorphaMF 4 года назад

Thank you very much. I just started to play this game. So far I enjoy it a great deal.

@jhivern5975 3 года назад

Really well done video, I learned so much!

@Lurch150 Год назад

I'm too "beginner" for this video, but I gained a few concepts, particularly which part of the board to start and why.

@editbalazs349 3 года назад

Well planned explanation! Thank you

@AlexGraettinger 5 лет назад

Excellent video, the presentation style is very good.

@poojajamdhade9812 Год назад

Use mono audio in accessibility settings to hear in both sound

@pablomorralla3256 3 года назад

really helpful, thank you!

@r.v.s.983 2 года назад

Thanks Shibumi

@phen-themoogle7651 4 года назад

Very good information!

@ChristopherRockhill 2 года назад

Very helpful!

@bigmuscle8728 4 года назад

I'm started to learn go game. thanks. good explain.

@rcookie5128 4 года назад

*Good explanation :) or: Well explained.

@user-mm1gw8xx4j 3 года назад

Thank you for the lesson!

@Festoniaful 3 года назад

I actually learned a lot! thanks!

@flinkultur989 4 года назад

Thanks for some very helpful ideas. :) I'm wondering how/if your choice between enclosing a corner or going for a side or attacking opponent's territory depends on how your opponent has placed their first stones, or if it is independent of your opponent's choices at this early stage.

@WinterFrozenBubbles 3 года назад

I love go

@pablogarcesdiaz1151 3 года назад

GREAT VIDEO! Thanks

@csabakallai3830 3 года назад

She explains well the tactics

@MoonLiteNite 2 года назад

my left ear likes stephanie's voice

@BEATSofDevil 3 года назад

Thanks for the strat explanations

@AntKneeLeafEllipse 4 года назад

So incredibly helpful!

@Nikosi9 4 года назад

Excellent explanation! (say that 3x, quickly) :-) Btw, I like your accent... :-)

@horvathrenata968 3 года назад

She is a master in go? I mean officially?

@pilcrow182 3 года назад

Old comment, but yes, Stephanie Yin is a 1p (1 dan professional) rank; any dan level is considered a master. She is also the founder and president of New York Institute of Go (NYIG), which this RU-vid channel belongs to.

@TheCinefotografiando 4 года назад

Can anyone tell us where to purchase a magnetic wall go board like the one been used in the video? Thanks in advance.

@BjarneNordberg 4 года назад

Very well explained

@Moufu 4 года назад

Can you show the correct way to defend with the 2 and 3 stone extension with the jumps

@hikgerguy1234 Год назад

Don't you mean anything BELOW the 5th line is called center? Around timestamp 1:18

@attilakiss8585 6 лет назад

Very good, I have learned a lot from listening you're way of thinking. Thank you!

@marcelocarpinetti9184 5 лет назад

I like your videos very much.

@wenbv 4 года назад

where can i find a vertical magnetic board like this?

@saltmysoul 4 года назад

The questiom is: what move shode i make? the answer is: I should be gratefulful to hear the answer i should clarify, go i so incredibly dense that the game is designed around terminology that is "obvius" to outsiders after leaning this game for a week "which is alot for most people, please give yousrself a chance to learn more about he game

@Hyrtsi 3 года назад

Thank you, good tutorial! Some editing (text to summarize) would be useful

@longball756 6 лет назад

great videos!

@Alientcp 3 года назад

i was winning most of ny games as 12k on igs. got promoted to 11k and they exposed my lack of knowledge. Im losing all games. I dont know why i win as 12k.

@creeeeeeeeee4101 3 года назад

What?

@Alientcp 3 года назад

@@creeeeeeeeee4101 what what?

@hikgerguy1234 Год назад

Right at marker 3:01, she says "you have a 2-3-4 point". What does that mean? I was with her up to that point (no pun intended). You only have horizontal and vertical coordinates, so why does she say 2-3-4?

@mtaur100 2 года назад

NYIG_Go: No audio plays in the lesson section. The intro music plays just fine, but there is no audio on the instructor. I feel I'm missing some interesting information here. Will you, please, check it out. Thanks.

@Areorn 2 года назад

me too

@mtaur100 2 года назад

@@Areorn Hmmm. Wonder if the device's operating system matters? I just tried playing the video on my phone (android 11) and it works just fine. But for some reason the audio problem occurs on my other android device (android 9). What system do you use? Thanks.

@Areorn 2 года назад

@@mtaur100 I use a PC, I have headphones where 1 ear is broken

@mtaur100 2 года назад

@@Areorn Ok. Interesting. Thanks.

@krisztiankoblos1948 Год назад

space is relative. Is there Takemiya analysis video? Every video says he won because of the grate structures. I think he won cos the enemy attacked that struckture. He lost some times when the enemy dont attacked the structure.

@lvgdkarma 5 лет назад

There is something wrong with the audio after the intro.

@dskiles04 4 года назад

With The 3 stones at the end could you make a large extension on the 4th line to play in the center of 3 stones? Or is it more important to establish 3rd line in our opponents side of the board still?